I only got the historical ones plus Calvin Klein and Chuck Norris: Chaplin, Dickens, Che Guevara, Jung, Carl Lewis, Charlie Parker, Vanderbilt, and Yeager. I guess I'm just not hip enough for these. Maybe some day...
What's with this site's obsession with Lindbergh? Almost any excuse to put him in is taken. Coulda had Carl Linnaeus, Carl Lewis, C S Lewis...Even, heavens, a woman - Christine Lagarde. Lindbergh wasn't even the first to fly the Atlantic non-stop.
My father frequently recalled Lucky Lindy as an all consuming national hero when he was a 5-year old in 1927. You're the first one I've ever known to mention Whoever Lagarde.
Christine Lagarde? I looked her up and she is not famous on a level that would be worthy to add her to the list. It was already a tough quiz with some of these people without adding one more person famous on a very small scale.
Any list of people (or places, or events) is likely to reflect a bias--the strongest one is that they will mostly be facts and answers recycled from other trivia lists.
Instead of complaining about it, the constructive thing to do is construct your own quiz with what you think are more interesting answers.
Nope, like camus said, she only did a single silent movie. Paramount signed a contract with her in 1928 specifically because they were looking for stage actors who could deliver dialogue in the talkies, and that's what started the majority of her film career and the entirety of her film fame.
In a 'people' quiz where over half of the answers are American, it's unlikely that her clue is going to be anything other than from the American perspective, I wouldn't think - and I presume that is how Americans primarily know of her..?
Instead of complaining about it, the constructive thing to do is construct your own quiz with what you think are more interesting answers.